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Not exactly reassuring.

Which means you can’t trust them with your ballot. If at all possible, take it to a drop box.

Pay close attention to your vote America. How do people make sure their vote has been received and accounted for?

Keep in mind it takes 10 days for a birthday card to travel 14 miles in California.. find a drop box!

Drop it off

Mail your ballot today!,

I am hand carrying mine to a Dropbox. I do not trust this Postal service anymore. It is nothing against the rank and file employees, but the management Kisses Trump's ass.

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The question is: Doctor you trust the USPS? The answer is: Hell no!

Early vote in person if you can

Find a drop box.

I mailed my ballot at the main post office which is six blocks from the election office in my little town. It took almost two weeks for the ballot to reach them. Business as usual, about right. Only one company in the world run like this and keeps on going is the U.S.P.S., unbelievable.

USPS - the ones trying to help trump cheat. LOL Take it to a drop box or city office. Don't trust USPS.

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Or, if you are in Texas, you can just drop it by the early voting office for your county. I don't trust USPS so this is what we always do. My local polling place is a toxic soup of fragrances and nasty cleaners, so I can't vote there.

Nope, don’t mail. Use a Dropbox.

It's turnout. Do whatever you can to VOTE. If you don't trust the USPS (like me), get to a drop box. They're super easy to find & it's super easy to VOTE. Don't wait. The sooner the better.

Eight days to get a piece of mail delivered locally. The Pony Express was more reliable than the USPS.